paul_reynolds Posted October 30, 1997 Share Posted October 30, 1997 "From: Steve Udell <udell@tcsn.net> >Subject: Air Bubbles? >Date: 1997-10-27 19:50:09 > >I have been using Kodak D-76 for 15 years." Steve, you don't mention "pre-Wetting" your film when you go to develop... This is a standard procedure when working with color film...just add enough water at about the same temp your developer will be at, agitate every 30 seconds or so for a minute and a half,,,then immediately develop as normal. the idea being that you will have gotten the film wet and the developer will evenly coat it when it is added. just my 2 bahts worth paul Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
h._david_huffman Posted November 10, 1997 Share Posted November 10, 1997 When first pouring in your chemicals, to your tank, you should RAP the tank solidly on a table, sink or whatever in order to dislodge the "Air-bells" from your film. Until I began doing this about 30 yrs. ago I, too, had those little black circles on my films. Read an article in a photo mag which helped. Hope this helps. David Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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